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1st September 2010, 04:21 AM
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Location: Chicago
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Gedlee style speaker w/ back loaded horn, worthwhile?
With the popularity of these speakers I was wondering if any of you have though about building a two way back loaded horn using similar drivers. I do not have the ability to model the B & C midbasses but something tells me that they may work well for a design such as this. Would anyone like to model them for me and give some input.
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